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Yoga along the Edge of the Mesa
One of my sisters encouraged us to do gentle yoga along the mesa’s edge, and we all agreed it was a wonderful place for yoga. I loved how the setting sun silhouetted the figures with rays and backlighting, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Groups Interacting, Telling a Story
Tagged Black Watercolor Paper, Clorado, Family Reunion, Gouache, Ridgway
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The Bent Tree
The bent tree is a landmark at our annual reunion on my brother’s land. It is in the midst of the common area, is very long, and rises at a 45-degree angle to a height of five feet or so … Continue reading
Morning Sun
Waking up to the first rays of sun is one of the best parts of camping.
Posted in Plein Air
Tagged Colorado, Gouache, Plein Air, Ridgway, Stillman and Birn Nova black paper, Sunrise
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Tree in the Forest
My brother loves the trees on his 80 acres, and today I sketched one of his favorites. It sits in a ponderosa grove on the mesa and, with its split trunk, coloring, and heights, is particularly striking. I did not … Continue reading
Great-Nephew in a Swing
The very youngest member of our group is wild about swinging under the pine trees, especially when pushed by his Granny. I like this quick sketch because it eliminates all the business going on nearby and focuses on the most … Continue reading
Family Reunion
Family reunions are so much fun, especially ones with twenty-some people aged from 1 to 76. Here is a composite sketch showing some of the people and camping setups at our annual family reunion. Imagine twice the number of people … Continue reading
Posted in Groups Interacting, Plein Air, Telling a Story
Tagged Black Watercolor Paper, Colorado, Family Reunion, Gouache
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Wildflowers in a Cup
These wildflowers were too beautiful not to paint.